Cisco Cisco Web Security Appliance S380 User Guide

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AsyncOS 8.8 for Cisco Web Security Appliances User Guide
 
Chapter 22      Perform System Administration Tasks
  AsyncOS for Web Upgrades and Updates
Step 5
On the System Administration > System Upgrade page, click Available Upgrades or run the 
upgrade
 
command.
Note
Cisco recommends changing the update and upgrade settings to use the Cisco update servers (using 
dynamic or static addresses) after the upgrade is complete to ensure the security service components 
continue to update automatically.
Differences Between Local and Remote Upgrading Methods
The following differences apply when upgrading AsyncOS from a local server rather than from a Cisco 
update server:
1.
The upgrading installs immediately while downloading
2.
A banner displays for 10 seconds at the beginning of the upgrade process. While this banner is 
displayed, you have the option to type Control+C to exit the upgrade process before downloading 
starts.
Configuring Upgrade and Service Update Settings
You can configure how the Web Security appliance downloads security services updates and AsyncOS 
for Web upgrades. For example, you can choose which network interface to use when downloading the 
files, configure the update interval or disable automatic updates.
Step 1
Choose System Administration > Upgrade and Update Settings.
Step 2
Click Edit Update Settings.
Step 3
Configure the settings, referencing the following information: 
Setting
Description
Automatic Updates
Choose whether or not to enable automatic updates of the security 
components. If you choose automatic updates, enter the time interval. The 
default is enabled and the update interval is 5 minutes.
Upgrade Notifications
Choose whether to display a notification at the top of the Web Interface 
when a new upgrade to AsyncOS is available. The appliance only displays 
this notification for administrators.
For more information, see 
Update Servers (list)
Whether to download the list of available upgrades and updates (the 
manifest XML file) from the Cisco update servers or a local web server.
When you choose a local update server, enter the full path to the manifest 
XML file for the list including the file name and port number for the 
server. If you leave the port field blank, AsyncOS uses port 80. If the 
server requires authentication, you can also enter a valid user name and 
password.